Tuesday, December 29, 2009
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STAINS spotless
while doing the willow tree in the swamp , the color is cast on the sheet below, creating spots that have charmed my very simple mind. Enjoying this wonderful product of chance, I decided to hide it in a watercolor just to have a pretext to publish it ... pity that in scanning the nuances and beauty spots to be lost and remain the only unhappy watercolor that crushes ... Oh well
while doing the willow tree in the swamp , the color is cast on the sheet below, creating spots that have charmed my very simple mind. Enjoying this wonderful product of chance, I decided to hide it in a watercolor just to have a pretext to publish it ... pity that in scanning the nuances and beauty spots to be lost and remain the only unhappy watercolor that crushes ... Oh well Sorority Inition Ideas
recycling "artistic"
place a watercolor unhappy about the Villa Ottolenghi of the great shoe. Again as in the case of old work on the foliage imaginary exhibition of Rothko's ghost haunts me as a bench. This is yet another bitter start to bite feral poor design, saved by reason of my mother who has cut out the bite marks ... ok, my hope is providenziale some advice to solve the problem of green ... all aid is welcome
place a watercolor unhappy about the Villa Ottolenghi of the great shoe. Again as in the case of old work on the foliage imaginary exhibition of Rothko's ghost haunts me as a bench. This is yet another bitter start to bite feral poor design, saved by reason of my mother who has cut out the bite marks ... ok, my hope is providenziale some advice to solve the problem of green ... all aid is welcome Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Urinating In Underwear
Friday December 18th I gave the tables necessary for the examination of materials and design structural elements, for friends mapec . To do this foolish and heroic enterprise, and a friend of mine and I have worked supported by a unshakable faith in ' architecture and intoxicating and psychotropic legal (aka Red Bull combined five ranks coffee, beautiful long American-style detective film series B), to deliver the these boards time, exhausted and happy. To commemorate the company in a fit of narcissism and caffeine on a sheet used as a placemat to make "breakfast" I made my self using advanced and become rancid coffee.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
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Saturday, November 21, 2009
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Can I Sunbathe Topless On A Cruise Ship
Italian Cooking - The wine is In Stork
Italian Cooking - Wine is a daily
Exit to the Slow Food Guide to Wine newspaper.
The eighth directs the consumer to purchase a conscious and the affordability of high quality wines, to buy directly in less celebrated terroir cantina.Un journey through the usual, looking for nice Italian wine discoveries.
wineries reported 1700, 4000 labels that manage to combine high quality with low cost: all the wines in the guide, in fact, cost less than 10 €. A concrete sign of how we can also deal with a crisis without sacrificing excellence.
report among all the "Classic Gambellara Bocar The 2008" farm Cavazza, winner of the "everyday wine", a white pleasant, fruity and value for money is almost unique.
addition, the company is going to bring to market an interesting novelty: the first vintage of "Selva Vin Santo 2003", which will be put on the market in December 2009 to celebrate the new year with a very special wine, made from 100% Garganega grapes, product and how once again. The grapes, picked and chosen by hand, are left to wither under the old system of "pica", which provides for the binding of individual clusters to form long chains. The pressing, manual, traditionally takes place during Holy Week. The must is then left to ferment and mature for three years in small oak barrels of 228 liters. The wine is bottled only after four years ending in bottle refinement. This is a sweet dessert wine, a true 'gem' ideal with blue cheese or cheese, chocolate and biscuits. 
Italian Cooking - Wine is a daily
Exit to the Slow Food Guide to Wine newspaper.
The eighth directs the consumer to purchase a conscious and the affordability of high quality wines, to buy directly in less celebrated terroir cantina.Un journey through the usual, looking for nice Italian wine discoveries.
wineries reported 1700, 4000 labels that manage to combine high quality with low cost: all the wines in the guide, in fact, cost less than 10 €. A concrete sign of how we can also deal with a crisis without sacrificing excellence.
report among all the "Classic Gambellara Bocar The 2008" farm Cavazza, winner of the "everyday wine", a white pleasant, fruity and value for money is almost unique.
addition, the company is going to bring to market an interesting novelty: the first vintage of "Selva Vin Santo 2003", which will be put on the market in December 2009 to celebrate the new year with a very special wine, made from 100% Garganega grapes, product and how once again. The grapes, picked and chosen by hand, are left to wither under the old system of "pica", which provides for the binding of individual clusters to form long chains. The pressing, manual, traditionally takes place during Holy Week. The must is then left to ferment and mature for three years in small oak barrels of 228 liters. The wine is bottled only after four years ending in bottle refinement. This is a sweet dessert wine, a true 'gem' ideal with blue cheese or cheese, chocolate and biscuits.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Saturday, May 23, 2009
You Spot Between Periods
Recipe ARTICHOKES WITH PEAS "
Ingredients: 4 artichokes
700 Gr 50 Gr
peas bacon
few leaves of romaine lettuce 1 / 2 onion, chopped Extra virgin olive oil
Salt - Pepper - Lemon
Preparation: Shell the
peas. Remove the hard leaves from the artichokes, cut down, split into four by removing the internal beard, soak them in water and lemon. Chop the bacon and onion, brown them in a saucepan with a few tablespoons of oil, place the drained artichokes, season them for a few minutes, add the peas and lettuce. Season with salt and pepper. Pour a ladle of water and cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally, for about twenty minutes. 
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Ingredients: 4 artichokes
700 Gr 50 Gr
peas bacon
few leaves of romaine lettuce 1 / 2 onion, chopped Extra virgin olive oil
Salt - Pepper - Lemon
Preparation: Shell the
peas. Remove the hard leaves from the artichokes, cut down, split into four by removing the internal beard, soak them in water and lemon. Chop the bacon and onion, brown them in a saucepan with a few tablespoons of oil, place the drained artichokes, season them for a few minutes, add the peas and lettuce. Season with salt and pepper. Pour a ladle of water and cook over medium heat, stirring occasionally, for about twenty minutes.
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ANCIENT ROME AND LAZIO RECIPES
are some old recipes and the roman 'cause, and perhaps never in history' recorded the presence of a civilization 'as complex and refined, together with a way of keeping house so' simple and devoid of any sophisticated foil such as Lazio and Roma themselves. Simple recipes with vegetables (especially my own!) That enrich the flavor and to help us consumed in 'more for the benefit of our bodies (especially if genuine!). 
are some old recipes and the roman 'cause, and perhaps never in history' recorded the presence of a civilization 'as complex and refined, together with a way of keeping house so' simple and devoid of any sophisticated foil such as Lazio and Roma themselves. Simple recipes with vegetables (especially my own!) That enrich the flavor and to help us consumed in 'more for the benefit of our bodies (especially if genuine!).
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Differnt Types Of Labia
Fagiolini
I finally got the first green beans! The tomatoes are almost ripe ... those who feel the taste of tomatoes! You are accustomed to find in supermarkets all year round, but can you tell me it taste like?? Besides the fact that they are not of Italian production and who knows' where they came from! Whats even more 'important money: buy off-season and' much more 'expensive and more' do not know what we put on our table and even worse, what we feed our children! Viva il made in Italy and living products of the season! I published a post yesterday on the vegetables in season, so 'you can get an idea of \u200b\u200bseasonal' products and try to buy them in that timeframe. 
I finally got the first green beans! The tomatoes are almost ripe ... those who feel the taste of tomatoes! You are accustomed to find in supermarkets all year round, but can you tell me it taste like?? Besides the fact that they are not of Italian production and who knows' where they came from! Whats even more 'important money: buy off-season and' much more 'expensive and more' do not know what we put on our table and even worse, what we feed our children! Viva il made in Italy and living products of the season! I published a post yesterday on the vegetables in season, so 'you can get an idea of \u200b\u200bseasonal' products and try to buy them in that timeframe.
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
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seasonal produce from the site
eat well and with pleasure.
in this post I present the calendar of the seasonal nature of agricultural products. There are a variety of vegetables early and / or late and, therefore, is reported may correspond to one rather than the other varieties, but indicates the proposed schedule follows the season's natural production of items listed and absolutely no crops in greenhouses or even the seasonality of imported products. We are now used so-called industrial agriculture, fruit and vegetables and exotic or imported, then, to eat certain products at any time of year, but this comes at the expense of freshness and quality, authenticity and taste of what we consume. For this reason, in the following lines you will find information related to our local seasons, help to restore the natural relationship between the period year and its fruits of the earth to consume food products rich in vitamins and beneficial properties for the body to save on transport costs for imported products and techniques of artificial production. I only mentioned what I produce in my business and then what you can find in the corresponding month. For more 'and then details the range of all products, you can look at the site http://www.romaorienta.it/
January: Spinach, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, chicory, onion, Fennel, Endive, Radicchio, Spinach,
February: chard, chicory, spinach, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, Chicory, fennel, endive,
March: Beet, Endive, Radicchio, Arugula, Spinach, asparagus, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, chicory, Cima di rapa, Fennel,
April: Asparagus, beet, broccoli, artichokes, chicory , onions, beans, lettuce, spinach;
May: Garlic, Asparagus, Artichoke, chicory, onions, beans, beans, lettuce, Canasta, Potatoes, Peas, Spinach, Arugula, Zucchini;
June: Garlic, Asparagus, Beet, cucumber, chicory, onion, green beans, lettuce, Canasta, eggplants, potatoes, peppers, tomatoes, radishes, rocket, courgettes, July
: Beet, cucumber, chicory, onion, Green beans, Latttuga, Canasta, potatoes, eggplants, peppers, tomatoes, radishes, rocket, courgettes, August
: Beet, Cucumber, Chicory, Green Beans, Lettuce, Canasta, eggplants, potatoes, peppers, tomatoes, radishes, rocket, courgettes,
September: Spinach, broccoli, cabbage, chicory, beans, lettuce, eggplants, potatoes, peppers, tomatoes, radishes, spinach,
October: Spinach, broccoli, artichokes, cauliflower, cabbage, chicory, fennel, lettuce, eggplants, potatoes , Peppers, Radicchio, Spinach, November
: Spinach, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, Savoy cabbage, chicory, endive Mushrooms, Lettuce, Potatoes, Radicchio, Spinach,
December: Swiss chard, broccoli, artichokes, cauliflower, cabbage, Savoy cabbage, chicory, fennel, endive, radicchio, spinach. 
eat well and with pleasure.
in this post I present the calendar of the seasonal nature of agricultural products. There are a variety of vegetables early and / or late and, therefore, is reported may correspond to one rather than the other varieties, but indicates the proposed schedule follows the season's natural production of items listed and absolutely no crops in greenhouses or even the seasonality of imported products. We are now used so-called industrial agriculture, fruit and vegetables and exotic or imported, then, to eat certain products at any time of year, but this comes at the expense of freshness and quality, authenticity and taste of what we consume. For this reason, in the following lines you will find information related to our local seasons, help to restore the natural relationship between the period year and its fruits of the earth to consume food products rich in vitamins and beneficial properties for the body to save on transport costs for imported products and techniques of artificial production. I only mentioned what I produce in my business and then what you can find in the corresponding month. For more 'and then details the range of all products, you can look at the site http://www.romaorienta.it/
January: Spinach, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, chicory, onion, Fennel, Endive, Radicchio, Spinach,
February: chard, chicory, spinach, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, Chicory, fennel, endive,
March: Beet, Endive, Radicchio, Arugula, Spinach, asparagus, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, chicory, Cima di rapa, Fennel,
April: Asparagus, beet, broccoli, artichokes, chicory , onions, beans, lettuce, spinach;
May: Garlic, Asparagus, Artichoke, chicory, onions, beans, beans, lettuce, Canasta, Potatoes, Peas, Spinach, Arugula, Zucchini;
June: Garlic, Asparagus, Beet, cucumber, chicory, onion, green beans, lettuce, Canasta, eggplants, potatoes, peppers, tomatoes, radishes, rocket, courgettes, July
: Beet, cucumber, chicory, onion, Green beans, Latttuga, Canasta, potatoes, eggplants, peppers, tomatoes, radishes, rocket, courgettes, August
: Beet, Cucumber, Chicory, Green Beans, Lettuce, Canasta, eggplants, potatoes, peppers, tomatoes, radishes, rocket, courgettes,
September: Spinach, broccoli, cabbage, chicory, beans, lettuce, eggplants, potatoes, peppers, tomatoes, radishes, spinach,
October: Spinach, broccoli, artichokes, cauliflower, cabbage, chicory, fennel, lettuce, eggplants, potatoes , Peppers, Radicchio, Spinach, November
: Spinach, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, Savoy cabbage, chicory, endive Mushrooms, Lettuce, Potatoes, Radicchio, Spinach,
December: Swiss chard, broccoli, artichokes, cauliflower, cabbage, Savoy cabbage, chicory, fennel, endive, radicchio, spinach.
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The return of the squares of agriculture - May 2009
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After the huge success of previous years, they return The Squares of Agriculture, an initiative of the Chamber of Commerce of Rome, to spend some weekends in 2009 in the open air, breathing the atmosphere of the country tradition.
This year's events will be held at the Agricultural Technical Institute Garibaldi, on the way Ardeatina. The 60 acres of land surrounding the school host: the market of typical products and traditional classes in order to know the typical roman, the lessons of gardening, an exhibition of agricultural machinery and, for children, the educational farm. Download the complete program
You are all invited on 23 and 24 May! And in May if you can not be with us, that's all the other events of June 2009:6-7 200919 - September 20, 200917 - 200914 October - 15 November 2009 
The return of the squares of agriculture - May 2009
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After the huge success of previous years, they return The Squares of Agriculture, an initiative of the Chamber of Commerce of Rome, to spend some weekends in 2009 in the open air, breathing the atmosphere of the country tradition.
This year's events will be held at the Agricultural Technical Institute Garibaldi, on the way Ardeatina. The 60 acres of land surrounding the school host: the market of typical products and traditional classes in order to know the typical roman, the lessons of gardening, an exhibition of agricultural machinery and, for children, the educational farm. Download the complete program
You are all invited on 23 and 24 May! And in May if you can not be with us, that's all the other events of June 2009:6-7 200919 - September 20, 200917 - 200914 October - 15 November 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
May Breastfeeding Pokemon
From the newspaper online Coldiretti
Boom companies that make direct sales of agricultural products
16/12/2008
published in: Economics - News
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E 'for spending boom in the country. In 2008 rose to 60,700 oil mills, cellars, pastures and farms where you can buy directly, according to the HRW report on the direct sale of farms and promoted by Coldiretti Agri2000. An increase of 57 percent over 2001 and 6 percent over 2007.
This is as much as 7 percent of the total number of farms registered with the Italian Chambers of Commerce, issued in all regions with the head in Tuscany with ten companies (17 per cent of the total) followed by Texas (11 percent ), Florida (10 percent), Sicily, Abruzzo, Veneto and Emilia Romagna (between 8 and 9 per cent of the total) and other regions where the incidence is less than 5 percent.
More than two out of three farms (68 percent) use to sell local adapted within the company, while 14 percent have a real store and business as much as 30 percent participation in markets and local fairs are very common in at Christmas. In high growth rate and 6 percent of the total, while home deliveries still reduced by 2 per cent are cases of opening shops in the city.
According to the report data, the direct sale of agricultural products is an Italian form of commercial distribution, which saw the strongest growth in 2008 beating in the food stores (-1.3 per cent) and hypermarkets (+1.8 percent) due to an increase of 8 percent of the value of total sales estimated at 2.7 billion euros . Of the approximately 2.7 billion euro as much as 43 percent is spent on the purchase of wine in the cellar, while 23 percent dall'ortofrutta, 12 percent for cheese, 7 percent for meat and sausages, 6 percent for olive oil and 5 percent for ornamental plants.
"Direct selling is an opportunity for the country with increased competition that benefits of agricultural enterprises and consumers so they can save money and buy safe and secure quality Coldiretti's president Sergio Marini "stressing that" it is also an opportunity to discover and disclose the true flavors of the Italian tradition can recognize them for all other forms of sales without falling into the deception of the false Made in Italy ".
On www.campagnamica.it site and 'provides a map of farms that sell products directly to separate province, but also a list of the markets for producers operating in different cities and the initiatives of individual companies to offer quality Christmas baskets. 
Boom companies that make direct sales of agricultural products
16/12/2008
published in: Economics - News
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Reduce text size Increase text size
E 'for spending boom in the country. In 2008 rose to 60,700 oil mills, cellars, pastures and farms where you can buy directly, according to the HRW report on the direct sale of farms and promoted by Coldiretti Agri2000. An increase of 57 percent over 2001 and 6 percent over 2007.
This is as much as 7 percent of the total number of farms registered with the Italian Chambers of Commerce, issued in all regions with the head in Tuscany with ten companies (17 per cent of the total) followed by Texas (11 percent ), Florida (10 percent), Sicily, Abruzzo, Veneto and Emilia Romagna (between 8 and 9 per cent of the total) and other regions where the incidence is less than 5 percent.
More than two out of three farms (68 percent) use to sell local adapted within the company, while 14 percent have a real store and business as much as 30 percent participation in markets and local fairs are very common in at Christmas. In high growth rate and 6 percent of the total, while home deliveries still reduced by 2 per cent are cases of opening shops in the city.
According to the report data, the direct sale of agricultural products is an Italian form of commercial distribution, which saw the strongest growth in 2008 beating in the food stores (-1.3 per cent) and hypermarkets (+1.8 percent) due to an increase of 8 percent of the value of total sales estimated at 2.7 billion euros . Of the approximately 2.7 billion euro as much as 43 percent is spent on the purchase of wine in the cellar, while 23 percent dall'ortofrutta, 12 percent for cheese, 7 percent for meat and sausages, 6 percent for olive oil and 5 percent for ornamental plants.
"Direct selling is an opportunity for the country with increased competition that benefits of agricultural enterprises and consumers so they can save money and buy safe and secure quality Coldiretti's president Sergio Marini "stressing that" it is also an opportunity to discover and disclose the true flavors of the Italian tradition can recognize them for all other forms of sales without falling into the deception of the false Made in Italy ".
On www.campagnamica.it site and 'provides a map of farms that sell products directly to separate province, but also a list of the markets for producers operating in different cities and the initiatives of individual companies to offer quality Christmas baskets.
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part of the buying group
With the help of our "woman of the world," Fabio Rosa, part of our first group buy! Good! Even people who have want to rediscover the now traditional flavors of freshly picked vegetables and genuine love to eat! 
With the help of our "woman of the world," Fabio Rosa, part of our first group buy! Good! Even people who have want to rediscover the now traditional flavors of freshly picked vegetables and genuine love to eat!
Monday, May 18, 2009
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Welcome!
This blog 'dedicated to all those who love to eat genuine and that without additional efforts to mother nature, are content to eat only fruit and vegetables in season, and my passion for everything' that there is more 'naturally led me to face this great adventure and I welcome more' big 'to see my customers coming back to buy my vegetables, discovering the true flavor of each vegetable crop from a few hours and already' on their table! Try it! We look more 'numerous than before! 
This blog 'dedicated to all those who love to eat genuine and that without additional efforts to mother nature, are content to eat only fruit and vegetables in season, and my passion for everything' that there is more 'naturally led me to face this great adventure and I welcome more' big 'to see my customers coming back to buy my vegetables, discovering the true flavor of each vegetable crop from a few hours and already' on their table! Try it! We look more 'numerous than before!
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Kates Playground Is So Popular
Vinitaly 2009
We will be at Vinitaly 2009 at Hall 4, E5. Verona - from April 2 to April 6, 2009 
We will be at Vinitaly 2009 at Hall 4, E5. Verona - from April 2 to April 6, 2009
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